Dear student

Statistics indicate that only 47% of academic graduates secure a job matching their qualifications after graduation, compared to over 85% of graduates from vocational education and training who find jobs aligned with their qualifications.

You are now at a crucial crossroads, and it's up to you to choose the educational and professional path for your life. After completing the ninth grade, you can choose either the academic tenth grade (literary or scientific) or the vocational tenth grade. You can then join vocational education and training institutions, including industrial schools and various vocational centers. You can either choose to be among the 47% who can enter the job market or opt for broader opportunities exceeding 85%. The decision is yours alone. You can choose a vocational educational path directly related to technology or a traditional academic path. Always remember that vocational education and training use and encourage the use of technology and are also considered the best options for starting your own business. Vocational education and training promote the opening of private projects or working independently anywhere.

How to Decide Your Path? And How to Choose the Right Profession?

The process of making a career decision requires you, dear male student, dear female student, to be ready to make this decision. Prepare well and equip yourselves with the necessary knowledge and information scientifically. Consider the correct career guidance steps, utilizing all the tools provided on the website to make informed decisions. The career decision-making process involves:

1. Self-awareness: Get to know yourself through a series of tests that examine your professional and academic inclinations, helping you understand your abilities and personality. Visit the tests page for more information.
2. Learn about Suitable Professions: Discover suitable professions based on test results through profession cards, providing information on job opportunities.
3. Explore Professions through a Game: Learn more about professions through the career game.
4. Success Stories: Read success stories of vocational education and training graduates.
5. Explore Professions and Work Environments: Watch videos about professions and work environments.
6. Understand Vocational Education and Training: Read about why vocational education and training is a good choice.
7. Get to Know Institutions: Familiarize yourself with institutions offering specializations by contacting them or visiting them to learn more about the institution and the profession.

Vocational Education and Training Institutions:

There are various vocational education and training institutions offering services in different specializations and under different systems. To learn more about these institutions and the services they provide, click on Vocational Education and Training Institutions.

Discover additional advantages offered by the vocational education and training system:

• Click here to learn about the new system focusing on work-based learning.
• Click here to learn about students' qualification in using technology.
• Click here to learn about students' qualification in entrepreneurial skills for future projects or self-employment. Explore success stories of vocational education and training graduates.